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[ atl x | bug i #4 i | 14 'l‘ °. lound ready and willing to fill the chair so worthily eccupied by Professor Cherriâ€" man, and it will detract nothing from but rather add to their pleasure to know that Mr, Loudon is himself a graduaté of To Of course that such gentloman fessor Chapman? and yet it is well known that the three Kingdoms of the Empire have eachk been called to con: tribute to the staff of the University one or other of the four gentlemen named: names are familiar as houschold words in the history of the literary and scientific researches ol the century.~. Where is the _ library, which can lay the alightest claim to carefulness of selection, that does not contain one or other of the works of Dr.{MoCaul, Dr. Daniel Wilson, or Professor, Youngt Where is the mining engineer in America whose has a reputation like that of Proâ€" There is probably no University in i world, certainly none on the American Contiment, that can boast of such another afray of talented professorsâ€"men whose upon the _ Administration in se lecting him. The University of Tor onto is itself perhaps the very best speciâ€" men we have in this country of the advisâ€" abillty of entirely throwing aside ail consideration of birth and nationality in what treatment is meted out even to friends if political exigency makes it noâ€" cessary to have a complaint of some kind. The fact is, that Mr. Lo=Jou was chosen for his ability, and his eminent fitness for the position. The question of which side of the Atlantic he was borm unon deep interest in the appointment of a suc* cessor to Mr. Cherriman as professor of mathematics and natural philosophy in the University of Toronto, and for the nom e became a very earnest advocate of the principles otf "Canada First." We m .t have a Canadian for. the position, if one could be drummed up atall equal to its duties. Of course, whoever was appointed must be talented and capable, but he rmust also be a child of the soilâ€" Here _ was a _ well known _ scholar, a perfectly square peg to fit the square hole, in the person of Mr. Loudon, M.A. Aund Mr. Loudon being appointed, one would think the organ might be sat* isfled, and for once the Government would receive credit for their conduct. Not a bit of it. Mr. Loudon is told that he was appointed only because other genâ€" tlemen from the mother country, selected by the Government for high and responâ€" sible positions, had been compelled to resign on account of circumstances which the Mail at the time admitted were much to be regretted, but whom it is now pleased to cal!, in its usual elegant style, miser able failures. This is a poor compliment to the gentloman whose cause it os authority sees something wrong in it But, stranger still, if the or gan _ advocates _ a _ certain _ course, «nd it so happens that â€" the Government had already made up their‘minds to folâ€" low is, we are assured either that this was done because of the Mail‘s great influence and power, or because the Government had been frightened out of the commisâ€" sion of som»* dreadful wrong which they had in contemplation. It is comforting to know that there is at least one human suthority upon this planet which _ never erts, nor even . ap~ wrong ; that is to say, the Mail thinks so. !; would be interesting to know wheu that bright particular light in the Conservative firmament ever peeped down upon the country since the Liberal party came into power, that things were not observed to be going genérally to the dogs. If the wowan‘s upera touse The New Magdaien i. _ _Y. B.â€"1D. Thédurn Tomiits Wanicdâ€"Wm Amith Loes, Noweeâ€"Josh Witng®. Ajeni in the Dominion of Canada, 49 ; other office for that matter, or when se~ Tuzs Tixzs aad Tus Demarks 0Ff PAR | condâ€"rate talent will be accepted to do Liamz=xt, Orders and Subscriptions -""lmeh--th-uq it happens to be which he is authorized to reotive on yut | _ ___ , _ .. .0 ian 2e arls ul2 11 is remarkable bo= much good adâ€" vice scme people have to give away, and how hitle to keep to themseives. To this olase belong the organs and politiâ€" cians of the Upposition, who are proba hly the best specimens extant of highâ€" s«oumding preasching and degrading pra¢ toes The whole (rmtefuity partake of this charaoteristic, but the organâ€"inâ€"obhiaf in Toronto exceeds all the others in the patriotiaim with which it is prepared to amisl the Liberal Governments of the Dominion and the Provigce of Ontario in administering the afairs of the coun: wy, with its good advice and far A merican seeing experience. |be misfortune is, however, that the organ is always right, and the Governments in question always The Tiimes. 34 C B MJ* New Goods just_arrived. T. W. KENNY & sONs, UTTAW A, MONDAY, uCT. H1, 1878 QROA mo UNIYEASITY everybody rejoices to know ker a Pennook a vaiges J o« 80 sparks Street, Ottawa. ilings that they hre still in court, and probably will be undetermined when the House meets. The members affacted may ultiâ€" mately be unseated, andâ€" they may not. Until final judgment has been given they m‘lh”d““: sllrighta ind privilegis Selooging, to. Uhe wflice of member. Under the system of proventing unseated| members taking their seats and voting the Speakerâ€" ship since, until the of a Speaker “'M‘“Mi-mdl not be come known to the In regard to whose election j has been given, but which ju has been appealed, may sit and vote in House. This conâ€" tention is assailed | by the Opposition as evidence that the party are taking a different view of the same ques: tiom from that they took when Mr. Sandfield was in power. We do not see that there is a particle 0 f reason in the ground upon this question by the Oppeosition . the case of the donald‘s time, their| elections had been volded ; the seats vacant, there was no pretence of ing ; the time had lapsed, and the hai gone out of title to their reats has been affected.by lagal proceedings. |It is contended by Another point of damaging semblance of the Liberal to the Tory party in resâ€" tant when the accident of birth is going to be made the basis of selection to any office in the gift of the Crown, or any other office for that matter, or when seâ€" condâ€"rate talent will be accepted to do first class work it happens to be reared on this side of water. ' The Opposition writers are in ectacies | when they find in the conduct or | the argument . of Ministecs n.-ll' their supporters even the -N.nai of evidence that "Cmear and Tompey | very much alike, ‘specially pompey." The whoio power of the Conservativre mind is devoted, not to the assertion of certa.s ,.rineiples so that their ultimate application to the government of the -lionmqhnk-ond.buth the disâ€" covery of faulls and failings that may be compared with the bacd features of the administrative record of the Conservative party. As a party the Conservatives had became notoriowmly corrupt; and it was . confessediy _ their policy . to allow no _ scruples to _ prevent the doing of that which might appear noâ€" cessary to the retention of power. They do not deny their error in this direction, for it is useless to do so, the records of the country being against them. They nents, that the worst of their own achievements had found able iinitators amonget their suocessore. make it appoar that others are as bad as thomselves. And, one would think by the noise they make, when they preiend to have discovered a fault of owission or commission in the conduct of their oppoâ€" purest, who can throw the first stomne. So that so far as the induilgence in cor« do not even defend themselves, perhaps because they are sonsible that their case does not admit of defence. They take Regent dincoveries of points of a pre tended similitude between the vices of the respective political parties have given exceedingly great pleasure to those who apeak for the party in Uppositiqn. Omne of the points thus discovered is the evidence of coryruption afforded by Mr; Brown‘s letier to Mr. Simpson. 1t is sought to make it appear to the public, sometimes too apt to jump to a conclusion, that the case of Mr, Brown is as bad as that of Rir John Macdonald. 1f all the ciroumsetances were parallel,then Mr, Brown‘s sotion was, perhaps, quite as bad as that which brought the Conservative party to grief But the cases are only to a very limited extent paraliel. _ Admitting that Mr Browns, contrary to his own desiaration, was employed in raising a fund for corrupt purpdses, then to that extent he was equally guilty with Sir John Macdonald. But to that extent induigence in corrupt practices was almost universal and that they took when Mr. was in power. We that there is a particle 0 f reason ound upon this question pesition . the case of the time, their| elections had been e seats vacant, there was course of trying to , it appears commend Cuarkm & .Co.‘s | best sixâ€"cord extre quality sewing ootton, : Notice the Amomor on each spool. | > .; 396lyl wWi zg barefooted? .Just look at sn: .:“.r“l"dhl: Rubbers, both for One Dollar and Fifteen Cents. 159. d ‘n s s ‘%. i erape $221,017 50. ‘Goods paying 25 per conl" ad valorem, $101441, dagy, #BRSS 16. 0""'“{‘( 174 per cent. ad valorem, $4,215,081; duty, $737,650 97. Goods w:?mezsam.l% cent. ad valorem, $463,727 ; !:’ 186 n.:‘ Potal, value dutiable r.'l'%,. “&m.'hopuh.hnd,fl 1#7’..'. Monthly Statement of Goode exported from toe Dominion for August:â€"Pro ducts of the $237,200 ; of c duce," €1,350,871 ; agricultural produete, 1 CA ECE buition, $122,000; goors not the produce IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. + The following statement shows "the in the Dominion (exclusive of British Fow on tee month sndiny Sist of Augint : OM, Goods paying :r:g_s,-,-!-,.wm CIROULATION AND SPBCIR dwn-.u $10,9 .,ashz:nudl” 12 268. lheld at various $2,525,085 Specie required “m,‘hm bewmiget penied rig 2 3 Bs B0 5500 0T0E . cess of specie, T791 5&“ * $1,263,257 13; Exolse, $415,020 29; Post (.)quosl,al"aai’h\lk’ah, J n mm acum es Saeangs *I 467 93 ; Miscellaneous, j otal, $2,065.573 98. Expenditure, $1, IM_%M;\Ixo,-so‘fo.lon.no over Exâ€" Authorized discount on American Inâ€" voices until further notice, 14 per cent. Close nmb(.&w-m)ft--:fi 5o Jame any Wihotely Setnen From :m’mmwma« November and the first day of in each year, in the Province of Ontario." mfl.:wh‘hnhudao‘ rev on accoun of Canada, for the month ended 30th September, 1875 :â€"Revenueâ€"Customs. & - C ot antra® «eaies c k |extatontia ce e o2 en *) Ztittet$ & I urricrs. To be moted. Ensign George R Major, V. B., White, Gentlieman, vice Bate promoted. found against the present Administration, either at Toronto or Ottaws. Just for variety‘s sake it would be well that someâ€" thing with more substance in it should turn up. We are tired of hearing charges made that when submitted to reason are found to have nothing in them. More silly _ and _ contemptible still _ are those _ parallel _ cases _ of _ wrong doing _ which _ are _ submitted to the public with deafening fourishes of trumpet, but which when examined are in no respect whatever paraillel, A great deal lying and selif debassment would be ® by the exercise ol a reasonable of pationce on the part of these thore of Liberal outrages and inconsisâ€" memoc Hon. William Buel! Richards,â€"Chief Justice of Ontario, to be Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Hoen. W. J, Ritehle, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of New Bruuawick, to be a Puisne Judgd of the Supreme Court. ng:;rot n:hno ufid-lw Guards.â€"To be Lieutenants ; Searcher in H. M.‘s Customs. The official Gazette, of Saturday, Ihine the Rliowing appoiaiments 1 _ bers until by final judgment the contrary has been established. It is a pity that a tnoles. U H. Stwong, of the Ontario Court af ppenic to be n Pruge Juuge of the "fi""'.x:""' Taschereau, of the (m:d??q:mh.thh a Puisne Judge of the Nupreme Court trar of the ime Court. D.l.lm‘l Brunswick, to be one of the Justices :“1:0 Supreme Court of New Bruns __Robert Cassels, Ottawa, to be the Regisâ€" "Movect Aine Marrison, Q C., to e the "ig io d io L. e o \hiupahr' 'Tmof “c Mm Jud..d‘lbo(buflpf“‘! V,. . W. Dorion, of Montreal, to be Puisne Judge of the N:M*Md. J. G of the Court aipinfesimnin mmmmaunmm _ Charles Duff, E. C of St. John, New REVENUE AÂ¥D EXPENDITURE, CANADA GAZETTE, $1,721,834. ~ Total, ORDERS IN COUVNOIL, Waiter Tinnaanone en hn se OLlVER UiTRON &: CHas. h Ths Leador, "es: on Chorus Ohoif. *209, Cbaze: Perkin‘s Anthem Hook BOOTS & SHOEs. 8 nt, postâ€"paid, Tor retail price. 1Aberol Discountsâ€"to ‘Societirs and Convenâ€" Carvers& CHilders LOOKINJâ€"HLASS and | FOn THHB |NMILLION. TO AJL WHOXx IT MaY CONORMN | to o g ul ~4» .. w m GREAT QHEAP SaLE FUR JACKET®S South Sea Beal, Persian Lamb, Astrachan, English Rabbit. Anu.‘arwmwdm *__C.""* _ njj OKVLIN, AT ABTONINWHINGLY LOW PRICEA, HAT! HATS! HATS | ¢ 4 MA DE TO »RR. y gaapmese g8PsR 0. COFâ€"R*S, aloray aviaer, ump"m\m | boueaenmeaint prespand Caruers.& Gilders. d v4 p ': I n« i ouinct T CORNER OF DALHOUSIE STR&ET Ottawi, Ropt. 20 18%%, _ _ »isif 86 SPARKSST., omflnmm Lion Hotel. Starge 18, 1ete, 0/ 1 Hats! Hata!! Tats !!! T. T. SHEPHERD. MAIL"CONTRACT. @60 n ark aâ€"st. Jannary 28rd, Ja7« H. HODGE S . Chemist & Druggist o8RA PAE TTE ® **" PICOTURE ~FRA ME DrusStore. BVLLN‘A FUR DRPOT, LADLRY AND OFILDREN A WILSON & ORKR, Buction Sales. TTAWA, MONDAY, OCTOBER, 11, 1870 | * seE en Ee tfllm AND OPPAWA, ra. Oob. &. MUB. . T ad J ubr timas ima» emanl o2 D ARDET , sit times.per week each way, Jrugygitsts, «id 64 v io *geâ€" $X 20â€" Just pub . ids Of generai Wrnt to fomnd every stlfte tied 16 tng pifice ff THE PUBLMOATIONS 0P rur ARTHUR | L. HOLMES; BOOKS & STATIONERY WESLEYAN ‘CONFERENCE w DITAWA RIVER MAVIGATION CPY, IN STATIONERY.: * BOOKSELLER 4 STATIONER, Has opened mt |; <».; }n 38 Sparks Stroet, ral nmw“ nohool: 390 caiste a M w ib a co mp‘ete assortment of J9t) ;« thoaee us necens mot ce Inapliyniney s3 +nsov â€"ilgrons ‘Descriptions, Prices & Testimonials Fisly iichumant Womanled Fire Years, o ies ho ...‘ IORONTO. Oltawa, Bopt., 9, 1878, ols "BANK OF OTTAWA. JOHKN ~SATUOHELL, # SENT FREE ON in every City, Town and County of the Agents Wanted Bank Rotices, OaBALOGOR WITH HUOLL NORRIS: &SOPER, .. s com spetunnt n oo +o pedtmni t 7B . Th fnol Fou ban Save‘ enc litcee Aiashade over %' __ _®#* _ ‘at 40 oms. Lamb‘s: Clearing Sale, sluonn ide o N«lson street, and of lot num es e eper ‘Tast montioned ioy to ho amtaalt bortbern bonndary of lot n rr-f:a'%z?:fi:'-: i inestenpittiee pas Dated this twenty sedond day of Hoptember, March 10, 1875 ntend at a of the COcuneil to Pv-uc NOTICE l’g‘_fmm L SS â€"â€" ut E98 t ous .o fold 106 Corporetion of the City of Ottawa Childrens‘ Rubbers at 35 or. post orri0s orrawa, Auai POSTAGE ETAMPE * “%" o B ca ts Nocomed w TB 84 .%fl‘ ibut THOMAS SHORE & ComPANY Am‘ me Ekjfifi;‘i’ Andinand Unite BOOTS & SHOES To©Contractors. slippors, at. cost and.under, Â¥enRers. Mails. . ‘Mndiind, Great Britair bnBN@ in is »o t o wintcd fi"&fi’m r~f goâ€" Oit CED PM Hpms. w2 of the Fot jathe 1 Puris,\ abd (he Lhe !.l ;ib * ’. h i‘=‘E‘ I e he > ie 3 range ) upply 40 sontractors ar &, 116 pr Witnoss ; Pn «onpe resaiy Sihind it t d Insurance Co. International Exhibition of 1876. PYRIMQHT SEYSSEL ASPMALTE Jan. #, 1875, â€" Flour & Feed. a“%‘“w“ga?,%: esn meatrarns e e Tnexgims Ne caunes 7 FLOUR AND FARM PRODUCE HAND IN HAND MUTVZL Russeli ‘House Block, AGENT:for OTTAWA and vicinitys l Tik, , 1AYLOR, al Life "Insurance Co‘y, HFRTFORD, CONN.=~ Bookbinders, . 8 ~Arer wthes AND &. C. W. M10CU Commission. m ropie Mings of :n-......‘ * Governme; hqw tion with , 4 Joy all the righ people, und e Lhe rate of wOte {z-.-uh. "70';; “M 'Nhu..i of Montreal, an. 11V ontmea n saw mills ; 30 o 160 card mills paper qills 307 oxen, horses, sb erane eweries ; 1 :‘l‘lmg various descrip divoree "" Service 494 umt R N-.E.:Zx There were i :-!-r-n. in i onl " WOR Of HMar gard to them At “hhvh bee and seven bills lagisintune ; _4 marringe of He lthe prictors ; 8. sues purposes men ; 518,565 <ained from trusting that Btate of New *\ lake and river with the Unite propriated ianc exmoted by the under this prot and wa that the '.u‘: mon socage and ‘ years, odious ! a very but of C the purchas tize of ns the lands on the «hould be ou babitante on P roult of The sot Chrietie and some6 1‘“0“ bill was p of the hoar the To: 54 Wetks. * enable him 1 mouisted a nodh â€" su 192 Tale, of ouses of & #1D bill on He